Louis XIV 4 Sols, 1691, need help with locating where minted

hey I have a 4 Sols two stylized Crossed L’s coin from 1691 I believe. The Coin is Over stamped with  DOVICV and something above the bust on the obverse which affects where the mint mark would be on the reverse. The Privy mark is still there on the Obverse.

I couldn‘t find the exact one through a Google search, and was wondering if anyone knew where It was minted, or where to start looking, I would greatly appreciate any and all help. 
 

The Reverse Text reads:

 • DOMINE • SALVVM• FAC• REGEM• Mintmark

The Obverse Should Read: 

LVD • XIIII • D • G• FRA ET NAV REX Privy mark  1691

Here’s a zoom in on the Privy Mark (located to right of bust of Louis after REX; Image flipped as to how it would look if you were to read the text)

here’s the type on Numista: 

N#7760

Hello 🤖

Without pictures, it will be very difficult for anyone to help you. Could you please post clear pictures of each side of your item?

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hello, it's a reformed coin, originally it was a "4 sols aux traitants", instead of melting the "4 sols aux traitants" to make "4 sols aux 2 Ls" because melting them were expensive, they minted the 4 sols to the 2 L on top, so it is a reformed currency, your currency is normal, all are like that!

the original coin:

N#7555

here is a Numista France post that I responded to

https://fr.numista.com/forum/topic138029.html

(excuse my english i use the translator)

your coin is normal, here are some examples of this reformed coin

https://www.suffren-numismatique.com/louis-xiv/23016-louis-xiv-4-sols-aux-deux-l-reforme-1692-p-dijon.html